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Take-Two Interactive (NASDAQ: TTWO | TTWO Price Prediction) is expected to report fiscal Q4 results today, May 21, at 4:05 PM ET. With Grand Theft Auto VI six months out, this earnings report matters less for the quarter itself than for the runway management sets for fiscal 2027.
Three Straight Raises, One Cautious Q4 Guide
Last quarter, revenue hit $1.70B, up 24.9% YoY and beating consensus by 7.59%. Net Bookings reached $1.76B, up 28% YoY, with recurrent consumer spending growing 23% and accounting for 76% of bookings. The GAAP loss of $0.50 missed the $0.3889 consensus loss, and shares fell roughly 8% on the report despite a third consecutive raise to the full-year outlook.
For this quarter, management guided Net Bookings of $1.51B to $1.56B, versus $1.58B in the prior-year period. Pre-launch marketing for GTA VI is starting to land. Since the Feb 3 report, shares have climbed 11.52%, helped by GTA VI pre-order numbers and a 9.12% one-month rally to $241.08.
Consensus Estimates
| Metric |
Q4 FY26 |
Full Year FY26 |
| Revenue (Street) |
~$1.55B (-2% YoY) |
$6.55B–$6.60B (guided) |
| EPS (Street) |
-$0.51 |
($2.00)–($1.84) (guided) |
| Net Bookings (guided) |
$1.51B–$1.56B |
$6.65B–$6.70B |
All Eyes on GTA VI News
I’ll be watching three things with Take-Two tonight. First, whether Net Bookings clear the top of guidance. Polymarket traders price a 96.55% chance bookings exceed $1.55B and an 89.5% chance they top $1.60B, reflecting Take-Two’s habit of sandbagging guidance with low estimates and beating it.
Second, the GTA VI cadence. Management has reaffirmed the November 19, 2026, release date twice, and Rockstar’s marketing push is set to begin in summer 2026. Investors will listen for any signal on launch marketing spend, since it will compress early FY27 margins before bookings catch up.
Third, the initial fiscal 2027 framing. CEO Strauss Zelnick has said the company expects “record levels of Net Bookings” in FY27, establishing a new baseline. Wedbush already pencils in $9.4B in FY27 bookings with a $300 price target. Any softening of that “record” language would rattle a stock priced for a flawless launch.
Also worth tracking: the mobile portfolio (Toon Blast up 43%, Empires and Puzzles up 116% YoY), GTA Online (recurrent spending up 27% even ahead of VI), and the balance sheet, which ended Q3 with $2.16B in cash. Options markets imply the stock will see a 9.4% move on the release.
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